660Th St Nicholas Ave

A six-story, 13-unit HDFC cooperative constructed in 1910 and comprehensively renovated around three years ago. The masonry walk-up retains a classic low-rise street presence typical of historic Harlem blocks, with a restrained façade and access to a small planted courtyard. Apartment layouts are two- and one-bedroom units with hardwood floors, open-concept kitchens with modern appliances in many sponsor units, generous closet storage and large bathrooms; many residences receive abundant natural light and some offer dual exposures. Common amenities include a planted backyard patio with seating and BBQ, basement laundry and storage (storage available via waitlist), a bike rack, and a rooftop with solar panels supporting the building’s energy profile. Operations are HDFC-specific: income-restricted ownership with defined household limits, sponsor-sale protocols, modest maintenance fees, and rules around subletting after a qualifying residency period. On-site services are limited — there is no elevator, and entry is managed through a virtual doorman app rather than staffed concierge. The building’s location places it opposite the Harlem School of the Arts and within a short walk to A/B/C/D and 1 train access, City College, neighborhood retail, parks and cultural venues, supporting an urban but community-oriented lifestyle.